Even More On "Logic vs. Dialectics"
When the early Christian leaders concluded that Gnosticism is blasphemy, Christianity turned its teachings away from the dialectics of Jesus and limited its teachings to the logical thinking of Jesus. This Christian action caused the separation of 'science' from 'religion.' Today, this separation is ungodly. So, after the death of Jesus, Christian leaders buried Gnosticism and reduced their teachings to the 'either/or' dualism, which is known as the good/evil dualism.
After the death of Jesus, fifteen centuries would pass before the writings of theologians on Jesus, such as Saint Thomas Aquinas (1225-1274), would become cold. These writings became cold because the 'both/and' dualism appeared. This dualism is known as the identity/difference dualism. However, the identity/difference dualism had appeared in Greece in 500 B.C. by Anaxagoras. My research says that Jesus studied this Greek teaching and taught it to Jews. But these teachings of Jesus did not appear until fifteen centuries passed and were found in the writings of Nicholas of Cusa in his On Learned Ignorance and in the writings of Galileo in his Dialogues Concerning Two New Sciences.
But six more centuries would have to pass before the identity/difference dualism would appear in my two books, (1) The First Scientific proof of God and (2) A New and Modern Holy Bible. In my books, the real Jesus appears and becomes a new person. Jesus was a scientist and did not separate science and religions.
After the death of Jesus, fifteen centuries would pass before the writings of theologians on Jesus, such as Saint Thomas Aquinas (1225-1274), would become cold. These writings became cold because the 'both/and' dualism appeared. This dualism is known as the identity/difference dualism. However, the identity/difference dualism had appeared in Greece in 500 B.C. by Anaxagoras. My research says that Jesus studied this Greek teaching and taught it to Jews. But these teachings of Jesus did not appear until fifteen centuries passed and were found in the writings of Nicholas of Cusa in his On Learned Ignorance and in the writings of Galileo in his Dialogues Concerning Two New Sciences.
But six more centuries would have to pass before the identity/difference dualism would appear in my two books, (1) The First Scientific proof of God and (2) A New and Modern Holy Bible. In my books, the real Jesus appears and becomes a new person. Jesus was a scientist and did not separate science and religions.
posted by George Shollenberger @ 3:11 PM
1 Comments:
At 8:03 AM,
David S. Wilkinson said…
Once again you are denying the hypostatic relationship of the trinity. This is what makes the difference, not some dualistic argument but rather an agreement of the three in one. You use the teachings of scientists, philosophers, theologians and sacred texts to create this mish mash of belief that will accomplish nothing. As Jesus said on the cross, "It is finished" so your work, while interesting, convoluted and narcissistic does not advance anything.
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